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How to Stop Worrying and Start Living Kindle Edition

by Dale Carnegie (Author)

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Learn how to break the worry habit -- Now and forever!

With Dale Carnegie's timeless advice in hand, more than six million people have learned how to eliminate debilitating fear and worry from their lives and to embrace a worry-free future. In this classic work, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, Carnegie offers a set of practical formulas that you can put to work today. It is a book packed with lessons that will last a lifetime and make that lifetime happier!

DISCOVER HOW TO:

Eliminate fifty percent of business worries immediately
Reduce financial worries
Avoid fatigue -- and keep looking young
Add one hour a day to your waking life
Find yourself and be yourself -- remember there is no one else on earth like you!

Fascinating to read and easy to apply, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living deals with fundamental emotions and life-changing ideas. There's no need to live with worry and anxiety that keep you from enjoying a full, active life!

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File Size: 1174 KB
Print Length: 388 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0671733354
Publisher: Simon & Schuster; Revised edition (July 30, 2010)
Publication Date: August 24, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0671733354
ISBN-13: 978-0671733353
ASIN: B003WIYCCY
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280 of 283 people found the following review helpful

Cut Out the Worry Today!

By Jesse M. TOP 500 REVIEWER on November 20, 2014

Format: Kindle Edition

If you had to pick one emotion or feeling that you felt the most, I think most of us would pick worry or anxiety. I know that I would. I am what you would call a worry-wart. I worry about family issues, professional life, and financial troubles all the time. This book has helped realize how limiting those worries and anxieties have been in my life. I've spent so much of my time worrying that I rarely spent it living. The lessons and stories imparted by Dale Carnegie are timeless. Many have called them "obvious," but I think that criticism is reductive. Many of the most poignant lessons are things that have to be reiterated over and over because they are often counter intuitive to human nature. Accepting blame, understanding that you are flawed, and still being able to thrive with that knowledge are all traits we should strive for.

This book inspired me to look for other outlets to improve my life and well-being. I came across 27 Quick Life Transformation Tips: Simple & Effective Methods For Making This Your Best Year Ever last month and I have enjoyed every bit of it. The book details how you can transform your life in a few easy steps by following a simple guide. My professional career was at a low point earlier this year, and I realized I need to make a practical and actionable change in my approach. After reading this book, I was able to gain a great deal motivation and finally break through many of the obstacles that had been holding me back. Of course, this is just one of many tips that the book offers. It also gives you advice on how to stay mentally and physically healthy along with maintaining the solidity of your relationships.Read more ›

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221 of 232 people found the following review helpful

If the principles are so obvious...

By JRK on June 18, 2001

Format: Mass Market Paperback

...why doesn't everyone following them? Because that's the biggest knock I've heard regarding this book. Some people are reading each chapter and coming away saying "well that's obvious." Folks, there isn't anything groundbreaking about this book. There isn't some type of genius method of instantly transforming your life around. It was written decades ago but the solid principles still apply today. For example, if you want to add years to your life, take a nap for an hour each day. Carnegie is then going to tell you exactly who did this and how it helped them transform their life. Read this book once, then twice, then a third time and start living these principles. They are simple but effective and they will, as the title implies, help you start living your life.

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150 of 157 people found the following review helpful

The Book is Like Compound-W for Worry Warts

By Claire on November 11, 2008

Format: Paperback

Dale Carnegie wrote some great books back in the 30's and 40's, and this book is one of them- Carnegie fans won't be disappointed.

The writing style is classic Carnegie. To put it simply, the guy just writes like he talks. This makes for a very friendly and easy to understand book, rather like a good friend giving you a piece of advice.

And a lot of advice he gives. The book is divided up into ten sections, each one tackling some aspect of worrying. I could give you a rundown of the topics, but you don't really need me to repeat the table on contents to decide if you want to read the book. Rather, let me just say that book covers just about every major "worry issue" that might be causing a troubled mind, such as your work, your finances, other people's criticisms- and them some.

While there are no earth-shattering, never-before-seen tips in the book, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to recommend it to anyone who is looking to ease their mind a bit. That's because it does a GREAT job of conveying simple wisdom that really make you think good and hard about why you're worrying and if those things are really worth worrying about at all.

In short, its a bestseller because it makes a lot of sense and its advice can do a lot to re-frame your thinking about things. And if you can re-frame your thinking, well, you've about found the best "Compound-W" for worry warts. Readers who enjoyed this book might also enjoy "Finding Happiness in a Frustrating World".

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126 of 136 people found the following review helpful

In many ways, just what the doctor ordered

By Sarah on April 2, 2006

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If "How to Win Friends..." was about interpersonal skills, this book is about intrapersonal skills. People have criticized Dale for stating the obvious, but hey, as my mother says, "common sense isn't common." Most of these ideas run counter to human nature's way of responding to conflict and criticism (defensiveness, blame, guilt, self-righteousness, etc). Instead, we are invited to replace these typical responses with non-threatening admissions of having been in the wrong if indeed we were in the wrong or water-off-a-duck's back/unshaken poise if the criticism was unjust, unwarranted, and unreasonable. To be honest, I often haven't thought about things the way Dale states them much less practiced his principles with consistency. Self-improvement in terms of handling my feelings is still a long-term goal of mine. I've made good progress, but I have a ways to go.

I think this book is very good, but I think "How to Win Friends & Influence People" is the better of the two books. Also, Dale can come off as preachy at times. I think he was a wonderful, considerate person with the best of intentions, so I hesitate reproaching this "guru" of emotional intelligence.

I did enjoy listening to stories about personal transformation. People who had hit rock bottom were able to rebound from their falls. John D. Rockefeller turned his life around, much in the style of "Silas Marner," and no longer fretted about losing money. Thanks to his Rockefeller Foundation, countless good causes have had ample funding. I also like the story Dale shares about J. C. Penney. Penney felt that even his intimate loved ones believed the worst about him after he was implicated with the stock market crash of 1929. He became so worried that his health deteriorated.Read more ›

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How to stop worrying and enjoy life.

A really practical common sense guide for life by Dale Carnegie.The books a few years old but is still applicable as the day it was written. Read more

Published 4 days ago by Rossity

Five Stars

Great book. I have read it twice and learn something new every time I read it.

Published 6 days ago by Dylan Madden

Fantastic book for those who want to control stress and focus on...

This is a great book, and I'd recommend it to any business owner.

Published 8 days ago by P

Amazing book!

They should be giving this book out in high schools.

It's all here! Common sense techniques from histories greatest minds. And they work! Read more

Published 9 days ago by Jimmy Kelley

This book is a life-changer

Of all self-help books I've read in my lifetime, this one is the best. It is a life-changer and I have urged other people to read it, especially anyone in the aftermath of a... Read more

Published 12 days ago by Jean Caddy

Read it and stop worrying.

Great book! If you have anxiety, you need this book!

Published 16 days ago by Annette N.

Had 3 of Dales great books, and over the years all were lost

Had 3 of Dales great books, and over the years all were lost. I needed this book to help a very special friend of mine, who needed a boost. Thanks for great service.

Published 16 days ago by B. Jones

Love this book so much

Love this book so much, I have both a paperback and Kindle version. I've been inspired by Dale Carnegie for over 20 years now.

Published 19 days ago by Romeo Diaz

How to stop worry and start living - apt tit.e

Wonderful book again. I have all of his books.

Published 23 days ago by Stan

Three Stars

Read Conquest of worry by Orison Swett Marden . This book is loosely based on that.

Published 26 days ago by Brock Lesnarin

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